NW Georgia News

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Georgia’s 14th district, shared several updates via social media on March 26, 2025. Greene, who succeeded Tom Graves in 2021, has been an active voice in political discourse and continues to represent her constituency with fervor.

In a tweet posted at 20:49 UTC, Greene expressed her enthusiasm for being present at the White House during the launch of the Republican Women’s Caucus. She extended gratitude to Chairwoman Kat Cammack, who announced her pregnancy during the event. Greene stated, "Honored to be at the White House today as we launch the Republican Women’s Caucus!! Thanks to our Chairwoman @RepKatCammack, who also announced her pregnancy during her speech!! We are the party for women and children!!"

Later that evening at 21:24 UTC, Greene conveyed appreciation towards President Biden for their collaborative efforts in Washington. She highlighted her commitment to representing Northwest Georgia by stating, "Thank you, Mr. President! It's an honor to work with you in Washington and represent Northwest Georgia, the best district in America! The Golden Age of America is here!!"

At 21:58 UTC on the same day, Greene criticized PBS for promoting what she described as "trans ideology" aimed at young children. She voiced concerns about taxpayer funding being used for such initiatives and called for action against it. Her statement read: "PBS pushed trans ideology on children ages 3-8. American parents, regardless of politics, are tired of the trans agenda coming after their kids. The American people should not have to fund woke Democrat ideology with their hard-earned tax dollars."